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  • #31
    In all honesty, even MGS3 HD holds up very well today. Kojima has always been on the cutting edge of graphics on every platform he's made a game for. He's pushed the boundaries of the PS1, then PS2, then PS3 (for '08), then PSP... I have no doubt Ground Zeroes will look about as good as the shown demo on PS3.

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    • #32
      Yeah but it's also not unlike them use a development render and pass it off as such. They did that at the TGS in 2005 where they show cased a 12 minute video like they did for MGS2 in 2000, except unlike MGS2's it wasn't actually running on the game engine properly, just a development platform. Much like this.

      In that case the look and style of the game was shown, but the graphics looked better than the final product and definently way better than the team could have accomplished on the actual hardware in 2005 (if the behind the scenes on the making of BD is anything to go by). But they didn't say otherwise. They said that was the game.
      Last edited by Rombie; 09-03-2012, 11:37 PM.

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      • #33
        Ok so bear with me here...I just came up with this theory while laying in bed hitting the snooze button. I have not read or heard this anywhere else, so if it's been said before, this is purely coincidence. I thought this up on my own.

        Kojima has gone out of his way to say that MGS: GZ is a "prologue" to MGS5 and that it is NOT "Project OGRE" that he's been working on for a while. Riddle me this. What could possibly be big enough in the MGS storyline to title it MGS5, if GZ is indeed a prologue? What could happen after this game's events?

        Well, here's my idea. OGRE = Original Games REmade. Full-fledged remakes for Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. Outer Heaven and Zanzibarland. Solid Snake becoming a legend, fighting Gray Fox and Big Boss, FINALLY done justice on next-gen consoles.

        What do you think?
        Last edited by Vector; 09-04-2012, 12:39 PM.

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        • #34
          Well, I think what we need to do is ascertain when Ground Zeroes is set in the timeline. My money says 1980!
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          • #35
            1975 or 1976.

            Chico doesn't look much older than in PW. Also I don't think it took 6 years to interogate Paz about incident on Mother Base. It is set a few months after PW. Big Boss looks older because of the FOX Engine.
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            • #36
              I would love it if OGRE really was that Vector, I truly would. I don't like remakes, but I'd be prepared to make an exception to finally see them fit seamlessly within the canon, and I love Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.
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              • #37
                Kojima has stated that there are actual ogres in it so I'd guess that's his confirmation it's not Metal Gear.

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                • #38
                  So, I've been doing some digging about the various theories up-for-debate. . .

                  I suppose I'll start off sharing this video I came across, which is a trailer breakdown by a youtube user.



                  While I think this guy is wrong about the kid in the cage being Raiden, or that "Snake is back on 'Fox'(Which was clearly referencing the Fox Engine, not the organization), he has certainly perked my hopes back up that this game does indeed take place in the mid-eighties. As he mentions in the video, the sony walkman model was a mid-eighties type, 'Here's to You' wasn't available on cassette until 1985. Also to mention another thing about the cassette player(From another site I found), the cassette player has an "auto reverse" button. . .which didn't exist until--you guessed it--1985. The helicopter's the "XOF" and burned men are apparently Black Hawks, and those weren't commissioned until 1979. Add to this Snake's gray beard and grayed hair, and Miller's comment about how age hasn't slowed Snake down one bit(besides being a MGS1 reference, it's hard to see how this could happen shortly or within a year or two after the events of Peace Walker.

                  The only wrench in all of this is the boy in the cage. Is that really Chico? I want to say yes. He does look close to Chico's artwork and design in Peace Walker, but call me crazy, but his body language reeks of Solid Snake. Chico was a very eccentric character in PW. Unless the sudden change in demanor is supposed to signify that he's been broken or something. . .but I don't buy it. The way the camera emphasis's the boy's face when he finally looks at the burned man, it certainly seems like it's meant to say "Hey, this is important!" And Chico's not really that important of a character to get that kind of emphasis, in my opinion. Not to mention, the way the burned man speaks to him(like the commentator mentions in the video), he speaks to him like he's an American. Also, the line, "No more war games--you're a real man now, soldier" doesn't make sense in context to Chico, since Chico is already apart of MSF(could be reading too much into that, don't know).

                  Not to mention, the dogs in the trailer are Rhodesian Risgebacks, the same ones showcased previously in the "Big Boss wants YOU!" artwork and Fox Engine screenshots. That's a direct reference to Africa, and more importantly, Rhodesia, which is where/when Grey Fox murdered Naomi's parents, and adopted her as his sister. And given the possible timeframe, it should be around the time Solidus was wagging wars with little Jack the Ripper. And speaking of Solidus, does anyone think he's the Snake in the mirrored posters they released? Even though the subtitle is cleary a reference to Zero/Bigboss, why is his beard nor hair have any gray? Makes even more sense considering the poster is mirrored, and Solidus is technically the true 100% copy of Big Boss.

                  The more and more I think about it, I REALLY want this game to be mid-eighties. There's just so much of the MGS lore and mythology wrapped around that time period. And it certainly seems like Africa is certainly going to be s setting, so I suppose what Kojima means by "prequel to MGS5", is that Zero Grounds sets up both the beginnings of Outer Heaven and Zanzibar Land. Which leads too. . .

                  Originally posted by Vector View Post
                  Ok so bear with me here...I just came up with this theory while laying in bed hitting the snooze button. I have not read or heard this anywhere else, so if it's been said before, this is purely coincidence. I thought this up on my own.

                  Kojima has gone out of his way to say that MGS: GZ is a "prologue" to MGS5 and that it is NOT "Project OGRE" that he's been working on for a while. Riddle me this. What could possibly be big enough in the MGS storyline to title it MGS5, if GZ is indeed a prologue? What could happen after this game's events?

                  Well, here's my idea. OGRE = Original Games REmade. Full-fledged remakes for Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake. Outer Heaven and Zanzibarland. Solid Snake becoming a legend, fighting Gray Fox and Big Boss, FINALLY done justice on next-gen consoles.
                  OMG This. I SO hope that's what ORGE really means. If Ground Zeroes truly covers the mid-eighties establishment and rise of Outer Haven and Zanzibarland, then Kojima's commit about GZ being a prequel makes complete sense. I mean, not going to be disappointed if that's not the case or anything, but it would bring the series truly full circle. . .and be the perfect place for Kojima to step down from MGS finally. The series will go on, no doubt, but I think the reason Kojima just hasn't been able to commit to stepping down from the series is because of Big Boss and Solid being the protagonist. Those are truly his characters, and a game with either of them that's not directed/written/produced/designed by him, wouldn't feel right at all(I'm looking at you, Portable Ops). With GZ and ORGE(if it is indeed the originals remade), it would pretty much complete the character arcs of both characters, and pretty much any missing link in the series(barring The Boss game Kojima keeps referencing he'd like to make).

                  Originally posted by Dark_Chris View Post
                  It is set a few months after PW. Big Boss looks older because of the FOX Engine.
                  That seems a bit of a cop-out if you ask me. Though, as far as timelines, I can't find any info on what age Chico actually is in Peace Walker(Which would certainly help clear things up better)

                  Originally posted by BBboy20 View Post
                  Kojima has stated that there are actual ogres in it so I'd guess that's his confirmation it's not Metal Gear.
                  And Kojima said we could play as Snake in MGS2, lol. Kojima's a troll, and will blatantly lie-bald face to his fans to surprise them. Could be true though. No way of knowing. He's come out and said GZ isn't Project Orge, but no where has he said Project Orge is/isn't a MGS game, either. Well find out eventually, I guess. Though, i find it hard to see how there are actual orges in the game when he released the screenshot of the blonde pony-tailed guy crawling around the armored vehicle that's supposed to be from the game(and not GZ). But no real way of knowing till we get an honest announcement. And that probably won't be until GZ is released.

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                  Last edited by valentinesdead?; 09-05-2012, 12:41 AM.
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                  • #39
                    all i want is a better camouflage system than the one found in MGS3. was stupidly annoying have to switch camo in the menu. if they get rid of the camouflage system in favor of one like in MGS1/MGS2 where its just pure stealth with one suit, then i'm perfectly fine with that.
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                    • #40
                      The more and more I think about it, I REALLY want this game to be mid-eighties.
                      Saw many tweet about Snake in grey hair after taking off the goggle. This is due to the rim-lighting. - Hideo Kojima
                      Last edited by BBboy20; 09-05-2012, 07:09 AM.

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                      • #41
                        In MGS1 Liquid said "Big Boss was in his late fifties when they created his copies." That was since retconned. That would've put him in his late 40's in Snake Eater, which is incorrect. I think he was in his early to mid 30's in Snake Eater, which would put him in his early 40's around Peace Walker, and 50's during the 80's.

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                        • #42
                          He is 39 in Peace Walker.

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by Vector View Post
                            That was since retconned.
                            Like so many other things, is why I find guessing the story pointless, because it'll probably feature lots of 'facts' that completely disregard previous games facts,
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                            • #44
                              Hopefully they will update the Database application on the PS3 and provide it to 360 users to include Peace Walker, Rising, and this at some point. It was a cool thing to have.
                              Last edited by Rombie; 09-05-2012, 08:18 PM.

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                              • #45
                                To go back to the graphics discussion, this new demo of The Last of Us released today reaffirms my belief that what Kojima showed is indicative of what the game will look like... at least on PS3. If Naughty Dog can make a game look this good, then Kojima, a notorious system-spec-pusher, will do the same.

                                ►► Remember to select 720p◄◄The Last of Us Extended E3 2012 demo gameplay that highlights narrative exploration through interactive prompts, environmental pu...

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